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#16 [Permalink] Posted on 17th February 2014 06:24
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the reason i am asking because in my childhood i learnt islam is built upon five pillars.
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#17 [Permalink] Posted on 17th February 2014 06:25
okay, if someone beliefs are according to quran and sunnah. The rest of his practical life he does what he wants, then what do you say to this person.?

Will he not be a believer ? will he not go to jannah ?
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#18 [Permalink] Posted on 17th February 2014 06:36
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If what "he wants to do" is Halaal then he is not sinful
If what he wants to do is Haraam then he is sinful

A person is judged by his Deeds. A person enters Jannah through Allah's mercy alone. A single good deed in a person's entire life could be success if Allah showed mercy on that and an entire life's good work can be disaster if Allah سبحانه وتعالى did not show mercy.

Your questions are very unclear so until then I recommend all members to provide only basic replies.

Also there's no clear basis on your questions such as asking if a person is a believer based on deeds rather than beliefs.

I recommend getting in touch with a learned person locally if you truly wish to benefit.
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#19 [Permalink] Posted on 17th February 2014 10:34
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Q.Where do we get these 5 pillars of Islam?

A:Quran and Sunnah.

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#20 [Permalink] Posted on 17th February 2014 10:49
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I think what you want to know is how a Sinful Muslim will be judged on the Day of Judgment by Allah Ta'ala.

Allah Ta'ala will give us the book of deeds to us on the Day of Judgment, it will contain all our good deeds and bad deeds. Then our Good and bad deeds will be measured. People with more Good deeds will be forgiven by the Mercy of Allah Ta'ala, but then all these good deeds won't be able to outweigh the Mercy and benifits Allah Ta'ala has given us in this dunya and Allah will admit him/her to Paradise purely because of his Mercy.

As for the Muslim who more bad deeds, he will be 'temporarily' punished for his sins in Hellfire, but every Muslim will be brought out of Hellfire and later admitted to Paradise. For Some Bad Muslims Allah Ta'ala might not even sent them to Hell out of his pure Mercy. It is upto Allah Ta'ala.


"And Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful." [Surah Maidah, verse 74]
"Allah is never unjust in the least degree" [Surah Nisa, verse 40]


I haven't mentioned all the details of the Day of Judgment, there is a lot. So if you want detailed explaination on the events of the Day of Resurrection, please listen to following lectures:

The Day the Hands Will Speak --Shaykh Hasan Ali
Part 1
Halalified YT Audio


Part2
Halalified YT Audio
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#21 [Permalink] Posted on 17th February 2014 14:09
Okay, i will be as clear as possible. i will divide my question into two categories.

Category 1:

1. A person wants to completes only his faraidh i.e the five pillars of islam and he knows halal and haram.He tries his level best to refrain from haram.

2. and in this person life there are matters which are outside five pillars of islam and matters which are not clear cut haram/halaal.

3. He does not think it is sinful if he deos not want to follow the things which come under makruh e tahrimi because its close to haram but not clearcut haram (because you are not crossing the boundry.)

4. He want to wear coloured clothes,jeans/t-shirt but some people nowadays say "follow quran and sunnah" and says that you should wear kurta/pajama/topi(cap)/beard/imamah(headgear) and if you do otherwise you will not succeed in this life/hereafter.

5. Some people restrict limits of shariah for normal laymen where it is giving leniency.

6. Some people are like if you dont clean your heart i.e go into tasawwuf you will be doomed in this life and the next. (who said sunnah e ghair mukkadah became fardh.)


Category 2:

1. In aqida tahawiya, it is mentioned that:

"62. Belief consists of affirmation by the tongue and acceptance by the heart."

There is no mention of actions.Please explain me what hanafi scholars have to say about this.(i am a hanafi)

2. Will a person in the heaven/hell will have never ending life.?

3. Allah is never ending because he is (Huwal awallu wal aakhiru i.e he will be there when nothing will exist). so if nothing will exist means jannah and jahannum will also not exit and the person living in there will also not exist.

Jazakallahu khair to everyone who are answering to my post.
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#22 [Permalink] Posted on 17th February 2014 14:27

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Aqeedah clarifications are as follows:

What is Belief:

What Imam Tahawi (RA) means that "legally" Belief is indeed:

  1. Affirmation by the heart
  2. Proclamation by the tongue

This means that if a person becomes Muslims and dies without doing a single action he is regarded as Muslim and its simple and straightforward to understand. The second explaination is that we don't make Takfeer (declare them to be Kaafir) of people who do bad acttions. Both of these are hallmarks of sects which Imam Tahawi (RA) is trying to refute.

Point 58 refutes your understanding that Imam Tahawi (RA) considers actions outside of Eemaan and the text is as follows:

ولا نَقولُ: لا يَضُرُّ مَعَ الإِسْلامِ ذنْبٌ لِمَنْ عَمِلَهُ؛

58. Nor do we say that the wrong action of a man who has belief does not have a harmful effect on him.

Infinite Existence:

Imam Tahawi (RA) has categorically stated that Allah (SWT) is FROM forever and WILL BE forever as this is indicated by this statements:

قَدِيْمٌ بـِلا ابْتِدَاءٍ، دَائِمٌ بـِلا انْتِهَاءٍ،

5. He is the Eternal without a beginning and enduring without end.

لا يَفْنَى وَلا يَبـِيدُ،

6. He will never perish or come to an end.

Everything else has a "beginning".

But some of these creations "may" last forever e.g. humans (whether they are in paradise or hellfire) while others may also "end".

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#23 [Permalink] Posted on 17th February 2014 14:48
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Everything else has a "beginning".

But some of these creations "may" last forever e.g. humans (whether they are in paradise or hellfire) while others may also "end".



Please clarify,what do you mean by "may" ? is it not confirmed of never ending life in hereafter ?

ps:thank you for the quick response.
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#24 [Permalink] Posted on 17th February 2014 14:57
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1. A muslim's mentality should never be to just fulfill the fara'idh only, but to strive to fulfill the nawafil (superogatory acts) as well.

Abu Hurayrah (anhu) said that Rasulullah (saw), said: "Allah Almighty said, 'I have declared war on anyone who shows enmity to a friend of Mine. My slave does not draw near to Me with anything I love more than what I have made obligatory on him. And my slave continues to draw near to Me with superogatory actions until I love him. When I love him, I become his hearing with which he hears, his seeing with which he sees, his hand with which he strikes, and his foot with which he walks. If he were to ask Me for something, I would give it to him. If he were to ask Me for refuge, I would give him refuge.'" [al-Bukhari]

For 2. and 3.

Ash-Sha'bi heard an-Nu'man ibn Bashir (anhu) say, "The Prophet (saw), said, "The halal is clear and the haram is clear. But between the two there are doubtful things. Someone who abandons an action, being unsure whether it is a wrong action or not, is more likely to abandon one which clearly is. Someone who risks doing an action, being unsure whether it is a wrong action or not, is more than likely to fall into one that clearly is. Acts of disobedience [to Allah] are the private preserve (hima) of Allah. Anyone who pastures animals around a private preserve is on the verge of entering it.'" [ibid]

4. Increase your love/want to emulate the dress of Rasulullah (saw) or at least try to wear loose, modest clothes which identify you as a Muslim.

5. When something in Deen is not clear, don't concern yourself with what some people say and do. Go to a pious scholar and seek clarification.

6. Refer to 5. As mentioned in the Qur'an in so many ways, if a person doesn't clean his Nafs (self) and his heart from spiritual diseases, there is eternal loss for him. Shari'ah did not limit cleaning the heart to Tasawwuf only. Although, you should at least keep the company of an authentic Shaikh of Tasawwuf because they do have specialization in matters relating to cleaning the heart.


Uncle Mu'adh answered the other part...
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#25 [Permalink] Posted on 17th February 2014 15:02

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Everything besides Allah (SWT) has a BEGINNING, once begun:

  1. It may last forever like humans will last forever
  2. OR it may end like this Earth will be rolled up and destroyed oneday

But the creation is different to Allah (SWT) because all creation has a BEGINNING

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#26 [Permalink] Posted on 17th February 2014 15:13
1.Brother, In this day and age faraidh are too difficult to do and about nawafil (they are not sin if not done).

2. You are saying if we dont clean heart a person is at loss but giving bayah to a shaykh is sunnah e ghair mukkadah i.e it falls under nawafil.

3. what if a person not do his nawafil, will he not be successful.

edit: a person wants to follow islam according to fiqh point of view because fiqh is combination of quran and hadith.
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#27 [Permalink] Posted on 17th February 2014 15:17

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Which country do you live in?

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#28 [Permalink] Posted on 17th February 2014 15:31
India.
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#29 [Permalink] Posted on 17th February 2014 15:42
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1. No way. There's always and will always be a way to fulfill the Fara'idh. Deen is until Yaumul Qiyamah. It's hard to get a job nowadays...does that stop people from making effort to look for a job? They got %100 conviction that their financial success is in getting money...get rich or die trying mentality. Similarly, we should have conviction that our success is in fulfilling the fara'idh and nawafil because Allah Ta'ala is completely controlling all conditions.

2. The fiqhi status of bay'ah in relation to Tasawwuf is mustahab (preferable) but it still doesn't absolve one from the necessity of being in the company of the pious.

3. It's a real risky way to to live life because on Yaumul Qiyamah, deficiencies in fara'idh will be compensated by nawafil. And if a person doesn't have nawafil to compensate for? We're talkin' about eternity here...

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#30 [Permalink] Posted on 17th February 2014 15:45

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Good so let me ask you something.

When you take your Exams there is minimum which you need to do to pass and then there are extra stuff which you can do to get extra marks. How do you prepare for your Exams?

  1. Do you merely do the bare minimum?
  2. OR do you try to do the best you can?

And if your friend does the EXTRA and gets better marks do you complain to the teacher as to why he received better marks when you and him both DID WHAT WAS NECESSARY?

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